The Sun. — London, England, 1808-10-31 00:00:00

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With . a "i‘lanc , r of Free .oht, atrourjosibilit l e e,iSetiold, in. a 'very roli,tiaoiq Neighbour, hoots, with good hoods. `ilia Hollse is fit. tot the, Residerice of a middle-sized Fa iscapable of qinsiderah - t- is in the Centit ot tile Hants ktiiii; the Stabiii, is excellent. klate#4ljoiniiig . Plc:perry maybe had, it required. DUTCH P.4PE9. J;l4s Cn.t, il9:. ~.j i 1 gv_< ;:,; i)rs • ' ' PFiC . • - Jaen 23, 14,3. " "OPEICERS' and COM - miss loArElts of ins i'llajecity' I 1, rt y do . beteb . y . 'Notice, that on Thurs.-I,v, the rodry 'text sliontb, a/ One o'Cleck, they will ue ready to treat with such Persons as maybe willing to conmta fir Juppoth A lfis filajesp's several .11, -. ck : yards whim JOHN BULL. Peregrine, Mr. SI DDONS-; • The Hon. Mr. Situffleton, Mr. RUSSEL'''. ; Sir Simon Rociinale, Mr. MATH E WSI • Earl of Fitz Balaoin, nl r: 'E E ; lob Thornberry, Mr, !IA NNIST-E R ; Dan (tor this Night only, Mr. DE CAMP ; Dennis Brutgruddery, Mr. IOHNSTOStt :fiv , Lady Caroline firay.inote,..Miss.DUNUAN ; Mary Illoriihe,ry, Mrs. H. SI OWNS ; .411 rs. Y.,l;X.a BLUE BEA.ith ' E) ; 01-, FEMALE 'CUR . Abomelique (Blue Btard.), Mr. RAYMON D ; • Ibrahim, Adt.WATIIIiAr3;:.. Mr. 1. SMITki ; Shacabac, RA - Nbl IS'TE R; - Massati v Mr, 51....144,61; tatrrna. Pria2MO'UNlitliN rcoe i N ; .Beda, Mrs. BLAND. •The,Dlneeiteconitiosed-byldr. carru..t. • • ---I:oxen - occonc.i rice 3s —Pit .0 frt. Second Price 2s. 1 , 4 1 , tt e p ..2 * . ,- Ls e . dde itt , o ffice 4 for the Boxes to,bg iakersokikir.Snrimr,A;kr.theßox- Th office, e 4 e• Dooni, - fP.W- 1., A VA, b egin at'. - ! weopei a past Six. ..0-Mo`rro•ka,o-,Tbe Comic OperrofitTllet4binet.;; with-thee Cam ,-,-"elY,C4t,Tilree Weeks alter Marriage, . . .a."" " t edtlesday'; the Comedy of fine *it6bris•tO.Conquer ; .Lie Grand ot tiou4;;.. 1711 I.stinit i e C34.,r10- °ll Thu rciar,'ilie•Cointtay of - 111 - C'oft`rntry , Cift. new .Dr,,,ria,lit c . ii4e4r Siege . - of St. 'l u6 i c or, The S i Patriots; Sceuery, ,' Dresses - , .ailed Doiiaiont,l is' iu re4eacsali and ''/ .111 be speedily -produced. r • • • t THE KING'S THEATRE, HAY-MARKET. Pr o- N 1 01(110W 'EVENING, Nov. 1, 1808, will be performed Duncan, King of scorlncl, Mr. CHAPMAN; klalcolm, Mr. CLARMONT; f, • L. - . ..; Macbeth, Mr. KEMBLE ; , • :14Licdult;; r. C E,MI3 ; -banquo Mr. HURRAY;- . Lenox, 'Mr. CRESWELL ; • Ros,se, IVlr. BRUNTON , • •, • . Lady Ni'acbelh, Mrs. SIDUUNS; • GentlewoUlim ) - MPS. ii`UAl Es. : • WITH WHO WINS or, T.PiL WIDOW'S CHOICE. Batnb,ic Extempore, Mr. F A WcETT „ ; Caper, LISTO,N ; ``C Friendly, M. CHAP M.AN Matthew Arlole;" Mr. - SI NI MONS ; Trust; Mr. DEIJ.MANi, " Witloc~ l 3 hair Mrs. K EMOL E ; • fo xes 6s- . Lisette; DE CAMP. e Caller. Second trice 30. Pit 64. Set:gild l'rice l ia,e 6dY . — No Money 2S. SecOnd tobe relurneti rt•.--trpper Gat lety rs. Second'i . • • ' Qffi la , es, for the Boxes to be t a ken o f Mr. Brandon, at th e q ( -e, in the 14,ay:.market..: —n t - Wednesday, Shaltspeare's Cornedy_of The Mercbaql ; with The blind boy. ! 1 , 1 Thursday and Mell,ilV 510%747 - cal •.- -•• ~• i• - • 441 11/Ifo 4„iuirtio ;the Fami lies .0 those fix ho Fra e d - Y suffered b y the late - Fire in 'Cc-pit-Alt- g:vd,:n., the Illanstad t;o T r hiiv.lourning Bridei•witn-The FOICSIOt Her- : wt ; Ane Pr i ncess and No Princess. T he b M „ elo ; Dram n ' t ie °peril; in 'Three; As-, icallPd ‘iceu on g in pre atation, and 'till a bn,r,y_ Sten" n i Bth - INOmber ; with entirely new I' 1-4 -cs.sCss ant , D n ecoratiore,.., •• • BR q . A4 PT92/. , ..• 1 , -17°UNG GENTLEM.E . N are BOARDED and. ,;.., * I%ll ss ii .l)Cc rlT I ) , tow the "A`ge of 'three" to Eiklit.— sup eri ,;‘' -a n . ' 5. , H4 ) I.IU ES rhavp tititd tkp.:th.e ki"Pn4l,:4 mi sts r . st, l e .., of ccominodorion, Ll e.4 ' tt a •-• r i e wijich, with the. i , pecUlia rly'adaptectitthi i tile i),,t-Pose: E'verl'PGs; Qt ,ile ~,:hits, ition will be kaid .0 . the kicAitil iiliLi 1111 K r Igycillti ._ . kur T entrustedA6 their Lire. . - -: t;iii.‘: C I MP, and turtlkr partli:ulars,apply i ,to No. 116, .=•,4ii • .........__ 11 . 111 : No Entr.inze.inoney will he required, = : . NEW LOTTERY, T k) be gin Drawing the 13c11,01,Decenier, P r i SCHENIE. z es of - kz oto cio are - ,CBoiono _ 10,000 "cv °o ,000 6 - - 3 • lo,Coo , i,600 ko 500 _ _ 5,c00 ,44 •- - 100 op 4Az, .. _ ..... ,....„:.__s , . _ ~s 20 - - - 15 - - - - - - / 6 00 • ° 00 T i -----____ cket 4 -- • T i lt _ _ _ _ . 4* z:o,000 s -------- • • as . HEmE.of this Lottery exceeds a ll o th ers, ti or , totj.it ahotir.its in (.7 2k I' ITAL -P RI Z ES ; and , in addl. taet,,,, i I ie. Usual Sow allotted by Government, t be- Con- IP Xviirw, 4 '§ permClifT ofission et the Lords o fl'icketsf the Treasuthe for im '5. a Fr ee ,iOOO Whole -ry Value of f wi° C 0 it is irriposbible to calculate, as th e y way conta i n t h e Wing Capital Prizes 4 -- of - 4 2G,0u0 6 - - o f - - 6 - - lO,OOO 10 4. . 2 .. - - - 5q0.0 20 , - &c arc. . . Ail l ' 4 , ll ,.ere are 20, g00 Tickets in the Lottery, wi t h not Three 4 "Ki to a Prize ; but there are:only 190(.0 I ickets ter Sale. t - i l'ee ' l l 'Purchase i's th ere f ore necessary, as suPeriOt Bebe ,..ke(„ila4de attached to particular 1 ickets drawn tile-First and Xa.lys' bius - ,. and the whole Lottery will be draWn in Four .1,,,, t„ • • :-. :. - .... 4jkes are entitled to a proportion of the above Benefits. :Mice, t . , s . and Shares are ge_lhng at every Lictnsed Lottery,. ki'ly their Agents. C too° - - 0 - 113 ',./ ri. U na e . l , ll L.VII AND ELEGANCE COMBINED . re Patronage and Shn.qinn of I = ler - Royal Highness the NUN C t:4 of WA L LS. kikeASSAR OIL,. for Improving and Acce *4lo ilserating 'the G ROW TII of HAI R, and producing iir f st .-,eautitul Gloss; • fits virtues at tins Preparation tree 4 beyond eulogium ; it composed of-*Vcgeta.nle East Levi • It accelerates the Growth of Hair even where it-has it 1 134 k 1 rot years preserves it from talltrig (Alm - changing Iv 3 i 4t c° , l ,'L" ; give; to-'tneTrrsrs a beautiful Gloss, and , Inte t/ Ts "44 Wthldertil I eili:et on Childien's Hair.; 'I /lel roprie aq%,.c4" i4-othiee incontrOY . ertible evidence of the Superlattv-e ... . possesses. e' llt4 ges it 4 1 ,, t 5,,, , 't 3i • od. per Bottle, by the ProprietorS, Rowland Ihen t , H, Kirhy-4trect, Ilatton.garden ; arid, by appoint. Amic,._at C. Rowney's, roe), Hatton-garden; Bourgeois and . 14 4 , 1 . i ' 32; Haymarket ; Overton, 47, New Bono-street; itr ee - g , ”owell, and C,o, ?g, Pall Malt ; Green, Oxfc:rd- SA, ,; , ‘‘rreit, and Co. Cheapsidei Shaw sod Edwards, coltn.4l-I,ls aCliliren.yard ; Dieey and Sutton, Not thampton ; i'or ts .'',' sal i , burY; Keene and Wood; Bath; wontis, Perils ,aut!.l; . 1 l ' °,l, lPsort, Nek% castle i . and all respedatne ` r i - flecs 14.1 the United ti inp,om. G LOVCESTERSI-11 B. E. (IJURDHAM DOWN, - hear CLI I:TON and BRISTOL. ' TO 'BE LETT, A DWELLI&G-HOUSE, with A Coach-hOUse, Stable, and Gardens, and Fourteen Acres of good. Pas, ture;Land adj•iining,riatelroccupied by r. Vsq• Also, a Smaller DWI: LLI NG*.:HIYtISI 7 .,• with a Gig hOuse, St'able, 'and Ci i rden, and about Seven Acres of good Pasture_ Land adjoining, in the occultation of Mr. Brooke Smith. , . , 'Both these Houses are mos t delightfully situated on Durd 'barn abotii one rrri , le . from Clifton, and between one and two-.miles- from .Bristol,. and - command piduresque and extensive Views of Kingroad, the Bristol Channel, and the .surrotindilig beautiful country. Likewise, a Neat -001 .- 1 - A G F., Stable, Offices, and Gar. hn the Banks of the Severn, o ne mile belOw the New rasgpgg,,io, the . ocCupation of Mr Sam. Parsley, with or without ,about Thirty Acres of rich . Land: And "a' DAI it and- 4' i.PG Ft FA KM,' from zoo to its Acres. Jur l'atms aaclotlyir Particulars application may be made triOs'epl: Yiies i T sq._ gneed Palk, near Bristol ; or Messrs. b: and Sinieti,'S&Ticitori, Exchange Buildings, Bristol.— (Ine.Nropert9t) ( ;‘, t ANNUITIES. MEN Years' Purchase will be immediately given for - I%l'4ll'lll'l'lES secured upon Frecliold, Copyliold, or long Leasehold Estates, where the Parties have an abso lute Interest; and on which (by reason of the pressure of the time's) Mon'ePcaiinOt be obtained upon Mortgage. And LigiatAkars'. Purchase will likewise be given for Annuities on, Young Lives secured on the Ike Property ; the Interest of M6fiey in the' Funds, 'Church *Preferment, or Marriage Settlements, where•the Parties have only a Lite Interest, In citric( 4 - tise the G 1411 . t0 r• will have tht power of redeeming the A - Oplf vrtsvtlatty," of Y'ry Letterobsr:pairtr, to F r. Bard, 14 1g . ~ . , PRIZE r -RENCH PORT, a Wine that will, if -mer e l 1 •y sopsrse'de tha drinking of Portugal Witte. —I t 0 - 6 . siessei'afr its iichnesi, with the strength and flavour of Burgundy ; :and‘although the-Captors submit to a clispo4l of it at a low price (from theAtiantity on hand), the Purchasers Will by no meafiS'filid it. interior to any French Wine. Up vZirds of - Obis tiOzdtt Of the above to be disp••sed of (the resi..- diciziOt.gooc.dozenioyittt a qunttity otiexcettent French White WlPP t iat 145, iJer.duzcn,„and 70 dozen Madeira, at 753. per dozen, kotues - - Applications - to be made to Mr. A. Tod, Army and Prize A!gent,f3Si•qteilt Tulton-street, College-street, Westinin. ster.. This Day was published,' , •1• • Vol. I.V. of• ••,• . • THE ANTIQUARIAN and TOPOO4AP,UI- CAI; CAL NET.; containing Fitly,;Plates, price iss. This Work is pubriSlied regularly in Monthly Numbers. and already cornplises-2,0 F'•ates of the most interesting Objet of Curiosity in Great Britain. t No. zi, will bepubiished Gin the tst of December next, and will eontain9 Plates, price 2s' 6,1. Theforrrier Numbers, or Vol. 2, 3, and 4, may he' had together or separate, 0 ; any of the Booksellers in Town or Country.—A few Copies are printed ou.large Pqnr, at 45. each Number, or iI, 4i. each Volume. Published by Clarke, New Build-street; .nil Sherwood, Neely, and tones, Paternoster-row, London. :RiPLY TO U()GAN. ;This: Day .was hli pu-..5.)c0, price ZS . 6d. SHORT ENGLISH ANSWER to a LONG s , rol<Y ; or, a key to the Mystery of the barou'ehe ana Wilk Notes, p.oiffig 'Brevet Nlajor kloAan's Accusations a!;.tinst los:Royal titganess the u k.e of York to be barefaced C..;:re,h.es, Solti,by C. Ch:.pple,-Pa!l-Mall, Craddock and Joy Ave Maria ail :I j. 13i!cklock, Royal Excnan4e, . 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Rev. t 205. • ' This Day was published, In Svo. price 6i..hoards, .Cprreeted . to Oa, 10 , 16CO M ETE STAMP TAB I,E -; beiu; an i Analysis of the late Acti, 44 Geo.' c. 53, Geo. I 1 I. c. i ov. ; at ()lie vietvoindex disti Ileatis: the various Stamp Duties noW . , payaole,cuntr4sted with tie Old Duties, and the particular Laws, Reguiafiiins, or Re... stliztions applying t hereto ;" as also' Instaintents positively or constructively E xetnitted ill ust rated with pradical Ann°. tations, and lon - rung a Cumpai.ion tr., the OpF,ltlai Digest. • 'V . I. A. HF.RAUD. . London : Printed tor W.Cfarke and Sons,..Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn ; and the Author, Corner of Beil.vard t Ca . re y .st feet. O''' . It was found impossible to do justice to the above ,übicel in th, twin of at Silver. TaiNe, it Ita.s.therefute been abandoned... RENQVATE D _HEALTH.' I T has been too fregnently thetubjM of just and general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements of the medical art have offered. themselves as candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic.. Pot the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies a nd ex perience, and to prevent US. from being classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensiOns,have, unfortunately for Society, been t oo.fav Ourablyteeeiveiliwe-begJeaw . to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac. 4uiterrients. After having reeei yeti i regulaynedical educa. tion as the pupils of .11essrs, Grinded and Blizard, whose leetutes and practice We - carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital ;, ;ve entered ourselves as students in that justly celthrated selloOl for mediCal acquire , - meta, the ,Royal College of Edinburgh,• and were instructed in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practiei Of physte,. Oielnistry, midwifery, botany, tfce. Sec; by those, eminent _professors, Ms. Monro, Gregory, . Wad:, HarniltOti, Dithcan and Rutherford. W4trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having tor a long set les of years made Venereal. Complaints, arid. the various diseases of Debility, the particular objLt of our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment aid cure. In slight'and recent cases of infeetidn a perfed re.establishinent is completed in the 51191 t keriod oft wo days ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of succe s s, a Orbiter perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure. • Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are•ae ellects (if a habit hang and roost _ unhappily ptirsued by the youth of both sexes, there are none inure alarming or more, distretsing titan those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. "To sucts . poisons it roust be a consolation to know .that they. may now, nv a new and infallible m a le of tr eatment, be restored t o t h at greatest of all human bl e ssi ngs , a stron x T, manly, and vigor-• ous.constitution. In, all cases of debility, frill) whatever cause arising, as well as in every Species of venereal infeclien, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the groat est secrecy and honour. flours of consultation at home from ten tOthree, and tiom.6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the country ate requested . to st a t e t h e part i cu. litrs of their case, age, and general habit of jiving. &c. &c. closing; a remittance tor advice and mediCines, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential -to our undertaking, the postage-of letters May be a•lded to the account for Medicines. 'CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. zu7, Hatton-garden. t - --r Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable ilrofestors of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence ' skill, and humanity, with which they per. formed the duties assigned . themd t flog thrtinte they thrir.Leagrwancl foiofo • . A • PARIS", Oc?; = 3.--Private letters from . Blvonr; .state, titat General BLzr.,,(or BLAKE, an, Irishman, Who ha' been long - ‘ in • the. Spanish strvi(.e) had ad vanced fr'otil the Asturias to Bilboa with about 8009 nien. the French gerison tlore irirrned; , tel : re treated, according to. the orders they had , eceiv , d, to Mondragon;v2iiilst 13ESSJZR,:';S, V.-ho bad Moved his .head-quarrs-. to Burg, .march- d %% HI 8001 men to cut off . t!ie eneMY's communicF, , On 't he 241114 SePtember accounts. reached 'from' Vittoria that he had alread, arrived at 1;:redo, and it wars expend that not a single Spaniard. would escape him. The s:une letters a.dd, that this movement of Gen.:. PL Al( . Fr N!..17.!.iy a fe;nt 1,P1:4*1 . Ofgr, aiso ruara.:d 30,000 11;.211 to 6311 11110t1 Gen, ho; appear before o)ft-french line, whilst Gen. M0N , ...:Y.Y. made the necessary dispositions' to attack him ;n flank. . •• Tranquillity being restored in the kinedom of Naples, his Majesty has dissolved all the military commissions. A pardon has been proclaimed for those deserters who shall rejoin their carps within a limited' time. As the expenditure for the public service of ling: , year 1804 will amount to '2.70,006 ducats,-and the revenues are not at present_sufficient to meet that charge, his &eapolitan Alajesty ha's resolved to aogment the land-tax. . OCTOER 4:—The Moniteur - of this day contains the following article :--- " ERFURTII, 'SEPT. 27.—1 t is stated in the Cern man Papers, that the Emperor, on his journey to Erfurt'', wrote to the Piince Primate a letter, in which he Says—' 1' ai'u going to Get many to give P . eace to Eiirope.". PARIS," Is;Ocr. 6.—By letters from Bayonne, of the 30th cf September, we learn, that the Spanish Ge ! -- 'feral/BLAKE, entered .Bilboa on the 2Oth, at ten o'clock in the wonting, at the head of 8000 men. The French garrison, consisting of 1.7,00 men, ef fe&ed (heir retreat in good order. All the Con.;. stitute-l'AuthOritii; 'all the French resilient in 'boa, and a.great number of the fa. eilies oladistinc t ion, and arnong t!te reit . that of Al ASSAII EDo,also left the . place. The objeal of this movement on the part, of „LAKE was to make dui- army quit its posit lot: on • the river Ehrb ;- but the diperaitions taken by Mar-... shals NE-irmid BINSIERgs. frustrated the expeCtatiens of the Spiiniirds.-- • W- the day wh'en•the above letters were sent off, - offieriril it had reached Bayonne, that our I trohps bad're-occupied Bilboaon the 26th. The Sp a Wirl•riiiit - ltt6mptibg to' make arty resisi., It at 1-e . movement' of Mushal 14 th4l so that their 'precipitate flight Prev e nted Oen,. t M4Nctior from coming'upon their rear, and totally c; deS't royitig them. I; The insurgent, had also made a mOvement in ad r ranee on the side of ArrieijAgo; two mile s from Mi randa. Marshal BESSIERES mar,clied to atta c l : thew,,l: defeated them at every point, drove them ba.r.:k a great Wa'y,'and threw them info complete confusion.. ; When the Conrier'oame away the Marshal was still occupied. in ptirsuing The letters from ISayonne of the st lest. consrtrt the atcve„ and.give the . 10116011 g sCatecrlent of the positions orklUt . The King's head-quarters are,at Vittoria. IvrarSl)ll BESSI-ER - Ei . has his head-quarters at Miranda, Niar- OM AA:on—at Pampeluna, and Marphal NEI: ) , at Bilboa. • It ‘tas reported at I.3 . ayonne, that M.arq)al Mor- CRY was engaged with the insurgents of Arragon, along the whole of his line ; that "he had obtai [fed a complete vi6loty over them; and iaken sixv pieces of cannon. - . An immense quantity of provisianS of all sorts,has been collet ed at Bayonne. All the magazines being full, it was found necessary also to till the cathedral. with bags of flour, biscuit,. &c. The Direhhor•of the, fortifications had received orders to prepare 6o,boo• sand-bags. • - The admiral Martin, Captain DARIBE4II, whieh the Emperor, when at Bayonne; sent off to Marti nique, has returned froM that colony aftet:' a passage; out and home ; of only 120 days. Letters.from Pau state, that the Miquelettes in. that quarter have been provided with arms, And. foimed into a battalion, and that they are ready to match. They consist of 1800 men, diVided into eight corn panics, and make an excellent appearance. ' , ln every town that the corps of the Grand Arinv pass through, they-are received with the same eAp thusiasm . as in Paris. Tours and Sgumur have vied with. Mefz. and Nancy in -the entertainments to those brave fellows. Prom' Le Mans we that the Dutch brigade, under the command of Major-General CHASSE, marched in there .on the 29th of September. : They halted . on the 30th, and on the Ist inst. continued their march for wheie they were expe6ted on the Bth, Tbci will he at Bourdeaux on the 17th, and on - the 24th at Bayonne.,-• • OCT. 8.--.11111 Moniteur of yesterday contains- se veral official docutnetits' relative to the Convutition concluded between the Cottmlanders in Chief,of the English and French armies in Portugal, according to. witich the, latter, are to-.evacuate that lcingdom.—.4 Theie official documents are introduced by the ail lowing.obgervations ; AccOrdind to. the papers received from . London, there is, reason to think that shortly after the battle of Vimiera, a fresh Expedition from England land ed, in Portugal; and.that the Uuke Of ABEANTEIi i notwithstanding the. advantage he had obtained, did not think himself in a.condition to provide for t!:e defence of the country, and to dispose of the .Eng. lish. He thereforeTreferred entering into A Con vention, rather than to occupy his entrenched camp and the forts of Lisbon, and to expose to destruthon that lac city,, w4ll the good dispwitim of which ht TALLOW CANDLES r A :ample of the Caudies, with a jc,rin of (I) eTe , der may be seen at this (?Dice, Nolender quill 411 received after Twelve o'Clcch p,t1.. , e Day of Trent'', n,r aiy noticed, wiles; the Party, or itly Agent for him, attend;. o4 I F CE OF ORDN4NCE, - ,-- • . OS. 14, tEoS, T HE PRINCIPAL O.F.FIGL'ESof HIS 'MA- YEsTY's sORDIVANCI% do he7rely give Notice, - Theo Pt oposals will be received at their. Othce, in Pall Mall, on or . before Moilday, the I4th day: of November next, from itich Per -tans as ntay'b, willing to andertake the Supply of HOSIERY. ARTICLES for Service of.lbir Depa , tm;nt, ,jo . ; a period of Three Yearl, commencing from the ist of yantlary next,• :Patterns of the Artii•ks may be seen upon 'application at the • Principal .Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, where furthet Par ticulars, together wish the Ttrnsr and Con.litions of th; Conti - act, may be kftrom, and also at Secretat .. .i 6 sdifice; - in Pall iila/i, aisnesaid„any l)gy ‘ between the hours. of Ten and Four r * ,'ClOck, where also .the Proposals must,be deliwred, sealed zip; #ntl en : 6 dorsed, '' ProLosals for Hosiery Articles ;"4ut pioP,;opciv4/..cgAi be admitted after the said i4tb day ,of November, ~qt,Z7veliie o'Cisckire- Noon of the same day, nelibox-n.oilianY—Teaafetio,Aa,,,. ilea, unless. the Party making it, or an Agent in his &half, shill attend. ity Order of tte Beard, ► R. iI.'CREIV, Secretary, - • • : 1 16 , 41 ' TRAINISPORT-OFFICR, - 057. !E.)s. rrHE O:1 .21.1 aiv E 1115 jor iducting 11 1.4.yES,TVs .TRANSPORT SBRVICE,' Icy taking - c ar e of &claw! IVounded Seamen, and for the Care and custody 1 . o f Prisoners of War, do berehy give Notice, that they will be ready, at this Office, cn Thursday, the toth day of Not-ember, to receivo sealed Tend,!rs,' andtreat with such Persons as Maybe willing to . contrive? ,for Ju.l)l4img Wind Sails 2 For the Transport Service, for twelve Months Li urse Halte rs S certain frpal the ibth November. Hats - - For the Service of Sick Prisoners of !d•S ki IVorsie, .tockinge War* for.tweive Months certain !rola Li ne n Drawers • the 2. tfi lanitary, iBo9. Worsted Stockings For tike Service of Sick and Wounded Linen Draweis S SeatfOn, for the.sarne period. N o Tenciri; v.aill,be received. eilttt Ore a'CI6 - ck on the Day of Treaty, ner any noti ce d utiles: the Party, et - an Agent f o r hire, • personally attend, Each Tender must be accOmpanied by a Letter froMt:za - res'p,'cl a bl e Pet;l;ns, e/4,4ging toLcome boienii ..with' the Person iendetiog, in, the Sam of sool, for the due peVormanei:of , the-Contract.' Farther Particulars may be known ly appl;;ltg at ibis OJA . ce, or of Capt. Young, Tran4l.'l Wee, Deplord, respeaing the 17'ind Sails rend It4rse Halters. ! The GRAND T,ISLJNK CANAL.SI - lAR7Sand BONDS, II CANAL•SHAES ) ,*and S'.-1 F. F, R BONDS. iVigN.THLY SALE..-. By Mr.. 'SCOTT, - - On Frifav, Novertiber I, at GariaVvay's, Iti/INXl,?nd ; or Grand Trunk Navigation. Three hares in thiest:iblished,,excel -lent, and improving Concern ; the Dividends !lava steadily trlvaiteed to 4,1 per Sluirtt,‘„lca; pz r 11 11,1 its advall a•ges .Ottt:Thouianrf Pounds in BONDS beating barest at . sl. 'per (2ent. Iki I iEERNESS;PIER PONDS, one,or . a Ditto ot fzip.l-,rexu,Larly, +LI* y I A nd Slif,fes in th6 - C RAN 1) IuNCTION, ASFITON, 1‹,1;;N 1;1 E, T aid LAN c. 3 ASTER,, f 2 N A I.S . . - Particulars at the New Hotel, Birtnitighati; the Crown, ltat Stone ; at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly • at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, 2 3 , N ew ,-ridge.street, Zondon. , _ ADMIRALTY OFFICE, . . • . . Oftther 27, iSog.' Y ^ LORDS COMMISSIONEPS ?f ihe..AD 7 IR,iILI - 1' having ordered His Mbjeit ... , t ',l .sbip Pr ore:. tyt - 4 bet itationed off the ,111 and of A rholt, to carry a Floatin g Light, , or : the safely' of the Convoys passing, and re-passing; and the said Ship being dire led to take.ber bearingi as fed/oTt , :r,viz. The House on the "dal,/ to be brought 19 bear N o 4'. by N. by Compass,' in 16 or 27 Fathoms .Water ; the otter End of lute ur Reel will then, bear IV. E. by N. 16, Compass, dis tant 5 miles :• Notice hereof is hereby given, for ibe information of the Marteq and Pitotf of ,His Majesy's Ships, and Jot the 6at4lit Uf Navigation in genera, W. IF. POLE.